Sandra Beckwith
Sandra Beckwith has been writing for traditional and online publications since she sold her first magazine article while still a journalism student. Her articles in business, consumer, trade, and custom magazines; in corporate, alumni, and nonprofit organization publications; and on websites and blogs help readers learn more.
The author of three traditionally published nonfiction books and a past contributing editor of three trade journals, Beckwith writes frequently on small business, logistics, supply chain, and work-life balance topics.
Her book marketing website, BuildBookBuzz.com, has been recognized for excellence by four organizations and is ranked in the top 10 globally for book marketing blogs. Beckwith is a graduate of Utica College of Syracuse University, a past member of its Raymond Simon Institute board, and a recipient of its Outstanding Public Relations/Journalism Alumna Award.
More From This Author
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Make Business Tax Deductions Work for You
Small businesses never want to leave money on the table, whether negotiating a contract, setting prices, or filing taxes. That's why it's essential to understand what business deductions you're entitled to when filing your taxes. You probably know about some—office equipment and consulting fees, for example—but others are less obvious.
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Protect Your Disabled Child with a Special Needs Trust
Parents with special needs children must take extra care with their estate planning. To ensure that the children receive appropriate care and support after their parents are gone, most experts recommend creating a special needs trust.
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How to Operate an LLC Under a Personal Name
Sometimes it makes sense to name your LLC after yourself if you want to grow your personal brand, but in some cases using your personal name can limit your business' growth or even confuse customers.
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Start Your Business Off Right with a Business Plan Outline
A business plan outline provides the framework for the business plan that will act as your small business blueprint. Answer these questions as you create yours.
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Smart Business Ideas for a Stressed-Out World
The time has never been better to start a business that will help people cope with the stress in their lives. Here are a few ideas to get your wheels turning.
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Top Reasons People Start Their Own Business
Entrepreneurs cite many reasons for wanting to go into business on their own. But in one way or another, they are all dissatisfied with business as usual.
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7 Mompreneur Productivity Hacks
Make the most of your work time with these seven productivity hacks from experienced entrepreneurs who also happen to be mothers.
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How Small Businesses Can Make Money with Affiliate Marketing
Affiliate marketing can help small businesses earn money by selling the products of others or by reaching new customers for products they own or create. Here's how it works and how you can take advantage of it.
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10 Tips for Creating a Small Business Plan
A business plan is a necessary part of your impetus for success for your small business. Find out how to create a business plan that will help you obtain investors and stay on track as you grow.
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Keep Track of Employees' Time with a Time Off Request Form
Keeping track of employee paid time off can be a challenge, even when the staff is small. Here are three 'must-dos' for businesses offering PTO, beginning with creating an employee time off request form.
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